SLLSFQ4A September 2022 – March 2023 THVD1424
PRODUCTION DATA
THVD1424 has 2 termination resistors of nominal 120 Ω, one across Y/Z and another across A/B. Both termination resistors are enabled or disabled using pins as described in On-chip termination function table. Both the termination resistors can be enabled or disabled independent of the state of driver or receiver. Termination is OFF if the device is unpowered or in thermal shutdown.
Signal state | Device mode | Function | Comments |
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TERM_TX = VIO | Full duplex mode | 120 Ω enabled between Y and Z | Termination between Y/Z is disabled by default |
TERM_TX = GND or floating | Full duplex mode | 120 Ω disabled between Y and Z | |
TERM_RX = VIO | Full duplex mode | 120 Ω enabled between A and B | Termination between A/B is disabled by default |
TERM_RX = GND or floating | Full duplex mode | 120 Ω disabled between A and B | |
TERM_RX = X, TERM_TX = VIO | Half duplex mode | 120 Ω enabled between Y and Z | In half duplex mode, TERM_RX is don't care and TERM_TX has higher priority |
TERM_RX = X, TERM_TX = GND | Half duplex mode | 120 Ω disabled between Y and Z |
On-chip 120 Ω termination resistor variation with temperature and across common mode voltage is shown in following images.
THVD1424 on-chip termination resistor has been designed so the termination block offers a resistive load to the bus, and does not alter the magnitude or phase of the bus signals from DC to 20 Mbps signaling. See the following images with the bus voltage swept from -6 V to +6 V. Current into the bus changes linearly in both conditions of termination ON or OFF.